UNVEILING THINGS THAT WILL SHOCK YOU IN THE UK THROUGH A GHANAIAN'S EYE | CULTURE SHOCKS IN UK

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[@asnoguenld]

lovely video, I hope you get more views, nice and funny at the same time. I've been here many years and I'm from another European country but of Nigerian origins. the homeless and beggars, never seen many on the street like in London. western countries as so glorified, they just show the rest of the world the beautiful pictures and then realise that the so-called third-world countries have manners and style, they study hard. Imagine going to a GP here and he goes on Google to check something I asked, I can do that myself at home. the self check out, when they started it, you would just scan anyhow and leave, but now there are cameras and the machine knows the weight of each item. my friend used to get meat and select on the screen some cheap vegetables and pay way less for his shopping, because of people like him now you have cameras and some self checks out have barriers that open only after you scan the receipt. crossing the road, that another one. I remember me waiting for a bus on the wrong side of the road and asking myself why the bus wasn't coming, when I could clearly see it on the other side, passing every 10 min, when I realized this, I laughed.

[@williamsivon]

Oh my gosh the bus thing happens to me all the time 😂. I totally agree the healthcare system here does not meet my expectation and it’s quite sad tbh.

[@asnoguenld]

dont worry, they are watching, you will know by now that thieves are everywhere. self check out.

[@williamsivon]

Absolutely! Thanks for you comment btw